Define APT_PTR_FMT as 0x%I64x for 64-bit Windows.
Define APT_PTR_FMT as 0x%I64x for 64-bit Windows.

Note that the generic %p format can not be used for pointers since apr_vformatter doesn't accept it. The format %pp introduced by apr_vformatter can not be used either since it breaks compatibility with generic printf style loggers. Therefore, I have to reinvent the wheels and define APT_PTR_FMT appropriately.
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